Hello,
I will shortly be aquiring a 26' Fiberform carbin cruiser style boat for use in exploring the San Juan Islands of Washington state. Since most destination will require me to be moored to a buopy or anchored off shore I will need some sort of tender or dinghy or other smaller vessel in order to get from the boat to shore.
What are my best options?
I don;t think my boat will be big enough to accomodate a davit system so more than likely I will want something I can tow behind me.
Is there any one type of small boat that would be better to tow in the waters in and around Puget Sound? Inflatable? fiberglass dinghy, aluminium boat etc.
Since my boat is trailerable and I will trailer it I would need some thing that can be hauled easilly in the back of my pick up or on my ladder rack. An inflatable I guess would be easy to stow defelated but probably a pain to deflate and re-infalte.
Can any of you fine folks share some of your wisdon in this regard?
Thanks,
Craig
I will shortly be aquiring a 26' Fiberform carbin cruiser style boat for use in exploring the San Juan Islands of Washington state. Since most destination will require me to be moored to a buopy or anchored off shore I will need some sort of tender or dinghy or other smaller vessel in order to get from the boat to shore.
What are my best options?
I don;t think my boat will be big enough to accomodate a davit system so more than likely I will want something I can tow behind me.
Is there any one type of small boat that would be better to tow in the waters in and around Puget Sound? Inflatable? fiberglass dinghy, aluminium boat etc.
Since my boat is trailerable and I will trailer it I would need some thing that can be hauled easilly in the back of my pick up or on my ladder rack. An inflatable I guess would be easy to stow defelated but probably a pain to deflate and re-infalte.
Can any of you fine folks share some of your wisdon in this regard?
Thanks,
Craig